Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-10

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 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1881
 LOCAL 1TOTES.
 FROM THuRspAYs DAILY.
 The weather continues warm and dry
 T.G. Norris came in from Fiagssse
 yesterday.
 Put Yaney, former Prescottise'
 in Holbrook.
 Conductor Pomeroy brought five pas sengers in on to-day's train-
 The "wet summer" prophets hav'
 '.holed up" to await storm
 Sig. Simon, representing Sacks Bros
 &Co., of San Francisco, is in town.
 A hop was given last night at Whip pie by the pleasant home socialclub.
 W. c. Oliver thinks of seeking for health in the eastern States, in short time.
 Billy Gibson manipulated the throt- tle on the engine of the construction train.
 Chas. O'Mally has received . cordial welcome from his numerous old-time friends in Prescott.
 A construction train is ct work bal lasting the railroAd. under the supervi- sion of Frank Barling.
 Walter 0. Bates, superintendent of of the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, is in town.
 Dr. S. B. Farnham, the well known mining man of Lynx creek, is lying dangerously ill in Prescott.
 AL Aitken has the agency for new letter copying press, just the thing for travellers. miners and others.
 Major Russell. Lieut.. Moves and Dr. Anderson left Whipple to-day with the troops en route to San Carlos.
 Fredericks Brothers, the old time ex- prcssmen of Prescott, have new ad- vertisement in to-day's paper.
 Notwithstanding the fact Of his being a great-grand-father, the step of Judge McGrew was little more elastic than usual to-day.
 Oskar Huber, formerly in the engi- neefs office, at Whipple, is now engaged as civil engineer in Los Angeles, having left the service of Uncle Sam.
 The Misses Cora and Georgis Weaver entertained . number of their young friends last evening at the family resi- dence by giving pleasant social party.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad con,- pany now utilises its old ties for engine kindling, thus making big saving on account of not purchasing cord wood.
 w. N. BufIum returned from Jerome yesterday, and says that the smelter is running very satisfactorily, turning out a stream of copper. silver and gold bull lion.
 o. B. Morse, of the A. I. & s. F. rail road offices, at Topeka, Kansas. arrived on yesterdays train, to pay short | visit to his father, o. S. Morse, of this place. The railroad is in better condition at l present than at any time since it's con struction. The cribs necessitated to be | placed in breaks during the recent | washouts have all been replaced by solid | earth.
 c. C. Nighman. representing the | Ithica Well Boring company, left yes terday, for Fort Bidwell, California, to put machine, manufactured by his company, in operation.
 sam Hill was taken suddenly and | very seriously i'll, with cholera morbus, lhis forenoon. We are glad to state, however, that his condition is improved Lhis afternoon. A. G. Randall, yesterday, received a etter from his son-in-law, s. A. Logan, 1t Pasadena, California, announcing he arrival there, August lst, of confers the title of Grandpa" Randall on our friend A. G. The St. Johns Herald says: "It is reported and generally be- ieved that Nathan Earth has sold out lis interest in Apache county and left or parts unknown. MT. Earth has left his bondsmen in the lunch, and his ally | pr ca,spaw in the bribery, MT. Lamson, O suffer the consequen alone"
 Five hundred and seventy-fve miles Df galvanized wire are stacked up in the atlantic & Pacific yards, at Albu- qucrque, for use in the construction of a new telegraph line from Albu- querque weet in connection with that road
 Geo. D. Nsgle, contractor for the big lam of the Walnut Grove Storage con- pany, accompanied by his chief com nissary, Major C. P. Dake. came up rom Wulnut Grove to-day, and will 'emain in town for a number of days, 'stending to business matters.
 A forcible entry and detainer case of las Toy versus W. E. Lockwood was m trial to-day in Probate Judge )'Neills court. A jury of J. l.. Fisher, L.. Wollenberg, w. T. Richardson, J. F. osenburg and T. Casey. rendered yer iict in favor of defendant
 Lieut. J. McB. Stembel, adjutant 9th Infantry. has been appointed recruiting officer at Whipple Barracks, and will ake charge of all property and papers to the recruiting service at hat post, relieving lst Lieut.. E. B. 9th Infantry.